1986 Jeep Grand Wagoneer on 2040-cars
Easton, Pennsylvania, United States
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1986 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Clear Title 2nd Owner Garaged Kept 126,885 miles 5.9L 360 V8 Selec-Trac 4wd w/Trak-Lok Limited Slip
Jeep is in very nice condition. It has been kept in the garage all of its life and always properly maintained by the mechanic. Starts right up, runs and drives fine. It gets a good drive on the weekends to keep it from sitting. Don't let the miles scare you, I would rather put the miles on it than watch the tires dry rot. The interior is in wonderful condition aside from the headliner is sagging (always used seat covers). Everything works fine except the power windows have slowed down over the years. The paint and chrome still shine up like new. The only flaws consist of a dent in the upper grille/hood area and the wood grain is peeling on the tailgate. I would not hesitate taking it on a road trip.
Auction is being listed for a friend. I will do my best to answer any questions you have or I can put you in direct contact with the owner. Buyer assumes any shipping costs but I will do my best to help coordinate a pick-up. I would consider driving the Jeep myself to the buyers location for the cost of my return trip home.
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